In this powerful message, we delve into the critical distinction between conviction and condemnation in our spiritual lives. The central theme revolves around 2 Corinthians 7:10-11, where Paul outlines the characteristics of godly sorrow. We learn that conviction, though sometimes uncomfortable, is God's gracious way of leading us back to Him. It produces diligence, clearing of ourselves, indignation against sin, fear of displeasing God, and a vehement desire for righteousness. On the other hand, condemnation, often from Satan, seeks to paralyze us with guilt and shame. The message draws a beautiful parallel with Peter's restoration in John 21, reminding us that God's conviction always aims to restore, not reject. As we navigate our faith journey, let's embrace conviction as a tool for growth and reject the lies of condemnation, remembering that in Christ, we stand forgiven and loved.